uLisp, a Lisp language for embedded systems

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uLisp is a Lisp programming language designed for embedded systems. Currently it supports Arduino AVR, SAMD21 and SAMD51, nRF52840, BBC Micro Bit, STM32, ESP8266/ESP32 and MSP430 LaunchPad, etc. Regardless of the platform, you can use exactly the same uLisp program.

Like MicroPython, uLisp is an interpreter where you can type commands and see the effects immediately without having to compile and upload your program. This makes it an ideal environment for learning programming or setting up simple electronics.

Because Lisp is interactive, it is an ideal language for learning basic programming concepts. It includes string processing, list processing, and garbage collection, making it an ideal language for expressing complex ideas, such as teaching a robot to solve a maze or find the shortest path on a map. In addition to supporting a set of core Lisp functions, uLisp also includes Arduino extensions, making it an ideal control language for Arduino.

• uLisp website
• Program Download

AVR version

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ARM version

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STM32 version

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ESP version

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MSP430 version

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dcexpert

I haven't studied uLisp carefully yet. Looking at the files provided on github, it is an Arduino ulisp.ino program, which should be compiled with Arduino and downloaded to the chip before running.